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English transcription: Arid Zone Research Centre. This Centre, assisted by UNESCO, is conducting a programme of study and research relating to natural resources of the arid regions of Tunisia as well as undertaking to improve the living conditions of the inhabitants. The Centre has two laboratories, one for plant physiology and another for soil physics, which study the resistance of plants to salt water and their reactions to heat, radiation and drought.
French transcription: Centre de recherches sur la zone aride. Ce Centre, assisté par l’UNESCO, a pour but d'améliorer les régions arides de la Tunisie ainsi que les conditions de vie de ses habitants. Il se compose d’un laboratoire de physiologie des plantes et d’un laboratoire de physique du sol qui étudient la résistance des plantes à l’eau salée et leur réaction à la chaleur, à la radiation et au manque d’eau.
Description: A man in a white coat is working in the laboratory. There is a lot of high white cans linked to an electric device. Others are located on shelves and contain plants.
Location: Tunis.

Photographic archives

The photographic archives span the period from the foundation of UNESCO until 2000 and contain photographic material of UNESCO programmes, activities, and events (conferences, meetings, Director General visits). In addition, the photo archives consist of images used for exhibitions or publications of UNESCO (e.g. the UNESCO Human Rights Exhibition prints and negatives found in the series MC).

Film archives

The UNESCO film archives consist of an estimated 12,000 film cans (4,000 hours of film) on 16- and 35-mm acetate film, dating from the 1940s to the 1980s. They are divided into three parts:

  • The archives of film productions, containing about 7500 film cans of material produced by UNESCO itself.

  • The archives of reference films, containing about 1100 works which not have been produced by UNESCO itself but have been given to the organisation by NGOs, foreign film producers or member states.

  • The archives of distributed films, containing around 2500 copies of 210 films. These films have been produced by the organisation and concern different programmes or projects.

Online search of a portion of Unesco film material is possible via: UNESCO Archives Multimedia Database. Digitizing Our Shared Unesco History

All other film material is indexed in an electronic database, originally created and maintained by the Division of Public Information.

For questions regarding access to the film archives, or to request a search for film titles in the electronic database, please contact: archives@unesco.org

Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict

The subseries consists of legal instruments and supporting documents exchanged with regard to the Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property, agreed at The Hague, 14 May 1954, and its Final Act and Regulations, as well as its First Protocol (14 May 1954) and Second Protocol (26 March 1999). The subseries is organized by sequence of the registration of the instruments at the UNESCO Archives, and further organized into two subsubseries: A/114/A Convention pour la protection des biens culturels en cas de conflit armé - Réunion des Hautes Parties contractantes, 1ère, Paris, 16-26 juillet 1962 [et le Premier Protocole]; and, A/114/B Second Protocol to the 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict. The logic of this organization was not always strictly followed by Archives staff over time, and so researchers should review the entire subseries for items of interest.

Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property

The subseries consists of legal instruments and supporting documents exchanged with regard to the Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property adopted at the 16th Session of the General Conference in Paris, 14 November 1970.

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